Your page has become my university. I am learning a lot from you

U are one in a million. I was looking for this. Many KZfaqrs speak in millions forgetting about low income starter farmers

I've liked the way you stopped on the road side and picked up the grass. My advice to you and other farmers in a good heart, please, please put some empty sacks (obuudeya) as you can, that when you are moving, you can get a chance like madam Bwogi got, found grass on the road side and collected it

U are improving seriously am watching from Nigeria

I'm inspired, thanks for advise my sister, blessings and greetings from Namibia

Thanks for the lovely video ma,I’m really learning a lot from you,may God bless you abundantly

thanks @ Bwogi for giving back to the community.. highly appreciated

Great job. This is so inspirational

Thank you Bwogi for the farming tips.

From here, I salute the African women who struggle and succeed in life. Beautiful work for women with limited income. You are a mighty woman.

Thanks for impacting my life Grace. Through selflessly sharing your knowledge with the world, you are doing an invaluable service to mankind.

Thanks Mrs Grace. Am writing down everything when I come back home I sure will apply it.

And these goat's are so healty and looking great thanks for the info mr bwogi

Well, today you have a new subscriber. I've been watching some of your video and I really love how you explain and encourage people to start. Keep it up. ❤❤

This confirms one can retain her beauty and still be an organized farm. Beauty and agriculture are siblings. Thanks Bwogi.

Thanks for sharing

wonderful, i love thjs experience, watching from Italy

Thanks for the lesson

You have provided very useful and practical information here. Thanks a lot

Thanks Grace for sharing. I am happy you are sharing the knowledge you have in goat farming .

Marvelous, thank you so much for the information. Brilliant. Keep it up

I am a beginner in goats farming and watching you is empowering me day by day

You are a blessing to our generation, keep on doing the good work.

Am starting to fall in love with goats, thanks for such geat content.

Thanks bwogi am senteza from Gangu we are very gratefull for that advise

Thanks for your information and it has teach me many things

Thank you for your work to us God bless you I need visit your farm because I intend to start goats farm soon

Excellent advise thanks @Grace

Thank u for the information,I have learnt alot

Thanks for good advice. Please don't leave us we benefit a lots from you

Thanks madam Bwogi i love watvu do well done

I’m your number one fan 💓😘👌🏽

Excellent ideas you have. We in Ghana have similar characteristics.

Thanks so much madam Bwogi, IAM watching your videos on KZfaq your doing well to inspire many people and I am among them and am requesting you to allow me to come to your farm for more knowledge about goat rearing in large number,

Thanks.i have started sheep and goat farming.

Great work

Hy madam good morning thank you for your encouragement I have been watching you you life from Ghana will start my farm this year

Thank you for sharing, may God bless you

Hi my sister l.m always watching your lovely video's and l.m one from your followers keep going ❤

Thanks lovely madam Bwogi for sharing with us Yet all those things are too many in Uganda even they burn them

Great insights my lady. I really enjoyed this video, & I keep animals wherever I stay. I have a sister that has not been able to find a job like 2 years , post graduation from college, & I've been telling her to do commercial farming like myself, but she thinks its not something a beautiful lady can do. I stumbled into your video & showed it to her, she got excited seeing you her fellow beauty, picking the grasses by the road reserves , .....she has started doing the same , learning on my farm ..... Hopefully she'll start her own farming in six months time. Thank you for being such an inspiration!❤

thnx 4 the knowledge

Waaaawo thanks so much Madam Grace. You know currently am a medical personnel but farming is my passion. I have been following your videos on your you tube channel and really they are inspiring me more and more but I could alway scratch my head on how I will acquire reasonable piece of land to set up my farm but at least you have simplified my start up working space hence becoming cheaper to start. I hope one day to pay a visit at your farm madam. Thanks for the spirit of lifting up others also.

Such great information

Hello Untie Grace. I loved when you collected pasparam from "Northern by-pass" highway. It's an awesome idea. What a way to go

Good job madam am doing the same small project in zambia. I always encourage my wife to watch your videos including my small daughter. Keep on teaching us. Thanks

Thank you so much

Thanx for da information for real u people are doing a grate job may u be blessed.

THANKS FOR THE INSIGHT. WATCHING YOU FROM SAINT LUCIA IN THE CARIBBEAN. STAY BLESSED

Am from Gambia but I appreciate your work and thanks for sharing with us.

Thanks for the advice mei have confirmed

Thanks for great teaching Grace

Iam following yu advice closely, thanks

Thanks Madam bwogi

Thanks Madam Bwogi for your nice input and for having dedicated yourself to widen our horizon on local goat keeping. God bess you.

Hi Grace We are following you eagerly thank you for everything you are doing

wawooo i hv lent alot frm this vidio.infact waiting for more lessons.

Good job

Thanks for information, following from Namibia.

This is so inspiring and educative,hope to start soon,thnxs for such information

Inspirational and practical. Thanks.

Thanks for the knowledge. Me I have started on farming but I have not gained enough courage to do it full time

Wow thanks dear so much really appreciated

This is a very excellent livestock information presentation. Much better than a university lecturer. There's a ton of information presented here. Thank you so much.

Really am proud of you and you are really educating me, thanks for sharing to us.

thanks sis, g more . am blessed with ur video. i will be coming to Uganda to get more information on goat farming

You became my inspiration ❤

I am enriched, thanks.

Very good talk, thank you this was educative

Great job

I just started to follow u, but love the input

Ma sha Allah Taballaka Llah Thanks lovely sister for sharing with us. But you can go totally on zero grazing even though you are in the village but no bigger land for them to graze

Thank you for your presentation it's so informative.

Thank you for the knowledge

Always learning new things from your videos Thank you so much.

Mama Bwogi you are a blessing to my dream. Goat farming is surely my village project I am going to enjoying doing by next year. What I'm doing now is learning. God bless you for empowering others who are interested in the same venture

Thanks Grace 4 this

Thank you for this great information. God will indeed continue blessing you. I have an acre of land and I would like to start goat farming. Is viable to do breeding goats on just an acre of land?

Thanks madam Grace for your teaching on gaot farming. I am in Nigeria, I keep very few local African dwarf goats, not on commercial bars, I wish to go into commercial gaot farming, but my biggest challenge is space and I don't have that much money to buy land and also getting the knowledge is another challenge bcos many farmer keep the knowledge to themselves, even when you pay for the training not all the information that you need will be given to you. Please help me what do I do. Thanks

Very educative. Thanks

Am encouraged to see you on road side. Thanks

Big up sister.good insight kip it up

Thank you so much for nice explaination❤

I love this business ❤

Thank you for inspiring others

Thanks for the passion you have really motivated me

Dear Grace, I am planning a paddock system for my Galla goats in a dry area. Please advise on the ideal number of goats per paddock and paddock size. Thank you,

Thanks for this wonderful teaching. i am Ademola from nigeria, i just started a goat farming at my backyard; just to catch fun .Now i am thinking of turning my fun into a business and i will need profesional advices like yours time to time. a question that has been bordering me on feeding goat with grass is how to identify hazardious grass to our goats?

Thanks so much . I too want to start goat farming

Thanks alot for this knowledge. Have gotten a variety of feeds which I was missing out. Will goats eat the dry grass if I keep it well??

Good inspiration I always learn a lot from yu, God bless

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Im dreaming of becoming a farmer i believe in goets i watch each and every video of bwogi farms aim from south africa you made me fall inlove for Uganda😍😍😍one day i would love to visit❤❤❤❤keep up the good work mama ... big up to Africa

Grace I suppose to marry hard woman like you. You are so great and full of experience every day I am in the UK, but have a farm in Nigeria. Keep growing sister

Thanks for sharing this very important knowledge, but I want to start zero grazing goat farming at 100×100ft advise on the No to start with and goat breed type.

God bless madam for the powerful education. I'm from Ghana please how can i reach you

Thanks for teaching us I wish to start with two or three goats in a urban setting ,how much is a female and a male one thanks bwogi farms

thanks mammy for the love

Thanks for what you are doing I will come to your farm from training

Thank you for sharing iam watching from Nigeria i just started with one local goat last year at my back yard now i have for i want to really come to goat farming but i have little knowledge about it but with the tips you have shared i believe i will succeed.